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IKON Pace Ribelle, mixed media on digital painting canvas, 60 x 90 cm, limited edition 1/3, hand-signed, Italy, period 2020+.
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Canvas 380 g/m2 - 60x90 - 1/3
Canvas with an extra white border for framing on a wooden frame with a thickness of 4 cm.
Shipped without a frame, rolled in a tube.
IKON is a contemporary digital artist whose research explores the evolution of the image in the technological era and its ongoing redefinition within the global visual ecosystem. His work examines the relationship between cultural symbols, collective memory, and digital language, intervening on iconographic references — historical and contemporary — through a radically contemporary perspective.
Its practice is distinguished by the reinterpretation of famous works belonging to the history of art, as well as works by lesser-known artists or graphics drawn from the imagination. IKON performs a transformation of the image, overlaying graphic signs, recurring symbols, urban typography, generative patterns, and high-intensity color interventions.
His path begins in the field of graphics and visual communication, where he develops solid technical skills and a strong sensitivity to structure, composition, and color dynamics. Over time, the project dimension evolves into an autonomous artistic inquiry, aimed at building a personal language entirely developed in a digital environment.
IKON's practice integrates graphic and photographic manipulation, digital collage, pattern generation, visual distortions, digital painting, and remixing, using software such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator not as mere technical tools, but as genuine expressive devices.
His works situate themselves in the contemporary visual landscape as critical reflections on the transformation of the image in the era of infinite reproducibility. Through the alteration of recognizable icons, IKON questions concepts of authenticity, authorship, and permanence, capturing the viewer's attention with an immediate visual tension: what is familiar is destabilized, what is historical is projected into the present.
In this space of fracture between memory and intervention, tradition and digital language meet, contaminate each other and redefine themselves.
In recent years she has participated in exhibition and collective projects dedicated to new media art and digital experimentation, consolidating an international presence across Europe, Asia, and North America.
2021 – Digital Narrative Spaces, Rotterdam, Netherlands
2022 – Contemporary Media Layers, Lisbon, Portugal
2023 – Iconographies Reimagined, Chicago, United States
2024 – Urban Codes & Visual Culture, Hong Kong
2024 – New Digital Expressions, Zurich, Switzerland
2025 – Transmedia Art Forum, Toronto, Canada
- The canvases are authenticated by a signature affixed to the back and numbered.
- Make the frame only after receiving the artwork, as the dimensions of some pieces may vary by 1 - 2 cm
Shipping Information
The combined shipment of this lot is not available because each lot is packaged individually for logistical reasons. Additionally, this allows for opening a dispute against the courier in case of damage to the individual item. In case of confirmed damage or loss, the individual item will be replaced free of charge.
Note well:
In accordance with Article 59 of Legislative Decree No. 206 of September 6, 2005 (Consumer Code), please be informed that returns are not accepted for lots awarded at auction, as they fall under the exceptions to the right of withdrawal for goods sold through auctions.
Canvas 380 g/m2 - 60x90 - 1/3
Canvas with an extra white border for framing on a wooden frame with a thickness of 4 cm.
Shipped without a frame, rolled in a tube.
IKON is a contemporary digital artist whose research explores the evolution of the image in the technological era and its ongoing redefinition within the global visual ecosystem. His work examines the relationship between cultural symbols, collective memory, and digital language, intervening on iconographic references — historical and contemporary — through a radically contemporary perspective.
Its practice is distinguished by the reinterpretation of famous works belonging to the history of art, as well as works by lesser-known artists or graphics drawn from the imagination. IKON performs a transformation of the image, overlaying graphic signs, recurring symbols, urban typography, generative patterns, and high-intensity color interventions.
His path begins in the field of graphics and visual communication, where he develops solid technical skills and a strong sensitivity to structure, composition, and color dynamics. Over time, the project dimension evolves into an autonomous artistic inquiry, aimed at building a personal language entirely developed in a digital environment.
IKON's practice integrates graphic and photographic manipulation, digital collage, pattern generation, visual distortions, digital painting, and remixing, using software such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator not as mere technical tools, but as genuine expressive devices.
His works situate themselves in the contemporary visual landscape as critical reflections on the transformation of the image in the era of infinite reproducibility. Through the alteration of recognizable icons, IKON questions concepts of authenticity, authorship, and permanence, capturing the viewer's attention with an immediate visual tension: what is familiar is destabilized, what is historical is projected into the present.
In this space of fracture between memory and intervention, tradition and digital language meet, contaminate each other and redefine themselves.
In recent years she has participated in exhibition and collective projects dedicated to new media art and digital experimentation, consolidating an international presence across Europe, Asia, and North America.
2021 – Digital Narrative Spaces, Rotterdam, Netherlands
2022 – Contemporary Media Layers, Lisbon, Portugal
2023 – Iconographies Reimagined, Chicago, United States
2024 – Urban Codes & Visual Culture, Hong Kong
2024 – New Digital Expressions, Zurich, Switzerland
2025 – Transmedia Art Forum, Toronto, Canada
- The canvases are authenticated by a signature affixed to the back and numbered.
- Make the frame only after receiving the artwork, as the dimensions of some pieces may vary by 1 - 2 cm
Shipping Information
The combined shipment of this lot is not available because each lot is packaged individually for logistical reasons. Additionally, this allows for opening a dispute against the courier in case of damage to the individual item. In case of confirmed damage or loss, the individual item will be replaced free of charge.
Note well:
In accordance with Article 59 of Legislative Decree No. 206 of September 6, 2005 (Consumer Code), please be informed that returns are not accepted for lots awarded at auction, as they fall under the exceptions to the right of withdrawal for goods sold through auctions.
Details
Artist
IKON
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Title of artwork
Pace Ribelle
Technique
Digital painting, Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
90 cm
Width
60 cm
Period
2020+
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